Both encoder are connected to a Raspberry Pi 4, though if you want to replicate this open-source project using the incredibly detailed instructions, he says a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ will work, too.

The Pico is connected to a DFRobot incremental photoelectric rotary encoder along with a Pimoroni Pico Proto Board. Data can be viewed in real-time using a 4-digit 7-segment TM1637 display module.

Western Digital makes a $46, 314GB hard drive just for the Raspberry Pi "PiDrive" is based on WD Blue, has intro price of $31.42. Andrew Cunningham – Mar 14, 2016 12:08 pm | 76 ...

Az-Delivery provides a simple Python script, which can be used to check that the rotary encoders are wired into the Pi correctly. This just counts up and down as the knob on the rotary encoder is ...